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New Grassi Lakes, Nordic Centre bus route to begin in 2024

New Grassi Lakes, Nordic Centre bus route to begin in 2024

“The goal is to create a transportation option to get into the park to one of the busiest areas of Kananaskis and do that in a way that can give people access to the park without having to park as much,” said Minister of Environment and Parks Jason Nixon about a plan for a free transit route between the Canmore Nordic Centre and Grassi Lakes day-use areas by 2024.
Ways to help your grocery bill not inflate with inflation

Ways to help your grocery bill not inflate with inflation

Meat, dairy, fruit: Canadian market prices are climbing across the board, pushing up grocery bills and forcing some households to find new ways to make ends meet. Here are some tips on how to keep your food costs down.
Beijing Games standout Scott Gow retires from biathlon

Beijing Games standout Scott Gow retires from biathlon

He has been a part of some the biggest moments in Canadian biathlon history, and now, Scott Gow is ending things on a high note.
Wheat prices soar due to Ukrainian invasion

Wheat prices soar due to Ukrainian invasion

Food security across the world is being impacted by the war in Ukraine – Russia and Ukraine collectively produce nearly one third of the wheat on the planet.
Growing old on the autistic spectrum

Growing old on the autistic spectrum

Today is World Autism Awareness Day. This article talks about some of the issues that come up as people with Autism age.
More COVID-19 waves expected, Tam warns

More COVID-19 waves expected, Tam warns

Canadians should keep wearing face coverings and ensure vaccinations are up to date amid rising case counts and reduced public health measures, said Dr. Theresa Tam Friday.
ATA calls new disciplinary legislation 'vindictive'

ATA calls new disciplinary legislation 'vindictive'

The Alberta Teacher's Association says they are prepared to fight Bill 15, which would see the creation of the Alberta Teaching Profession Commission and appoint a commissioner to handle conduct and disciplinary complaints, effectively stripping the ATA of its role in professional regulation.
Former Didsbury teacher dies following sex offence charges

Former Didsbury teacher dies following sex offence charges

The Mountain View County resident accused of sexually assaulting an elementary school student was scheduled to appear in Didsbury provincial court on April 11.
Fuel tax suspension will help consumers, producers: Kenney

Fuel tax suspension will help consumers, producers: Kenney

The provincial government estimates that eliminating the fuel tax will save about $6.80 per tank on a compact car and $185.50 for a semi-trailer
Danielle Smith jumps back on the provincial politics saddle

Danielle Smith jumps back on the provincial politics saddle

Danielle Smith is back. The former opposition and Wildrose Party leader has announced her intention to become the United Conservative Party nominee for Livingstone-Macleod in next year's general election.
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